Lottery

According to this email, lottery winner Mr Charles W Jackson Jr has selected you as the recipient of a portion of his prize money. 

This email purports to be a final notice regarding a large sum of money that you have supposedly won in the “Exxon Mobil Grand Prize Sweepstakes”. 

This email, which purports to be from Google CEO Sundar Pichai, claims that you have won £950,000, a laptop, and other prizes in a Google ‘Award Promotion’.  

Criminals continue to distribute emails claiming to be from 2014 Mega Millions jackpot lottery winner Harold Diamond.

According to this message, you have won a large sum of money in a lottery program organized by Facebook.

A favourite scammer trick is to pretend that a recent lottery winner has decided to give away part of his or her winnings via the Internet.  

According to this email, you have won £1,130,883 via the Big Lottery Fund and should contact the Foreign Exchange & Remittance Department manager to request payment. 

This message, which is distributed via email, claims that you have won £1,992,347 in the “Big Big British National Lotto”. Supposedly, your email address was chosen as a winner in a free ticket draw.

According to this email,  “Brett and Robin McCoy” are giving away one million dollars to five randomly chosen individuals as part of a charity project.  

Email claims that you have won $5 million in the Facebook Online Award Promo because your email address was randomly selected via a computer system.